On Monday morning, Fox and Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade remarked that Trump 'blew it,' making serious mistakes during his Saturday rally in Waco, Texas.
Kilmeade described the rally as insane and awful.
"This is such an opportunity for Republicans," Kilmeade said. "Just to say, look at what we did - look at what he's doing - look at what we had - look at what he is doing."
"And I think for President Trump to spend 80% of his time complaining about court cases instead of just looking at his own record and what he would have done,” he said.
Kilmeade rambled through some issues facing the country that Trump might have claimed he would make perfect.
"If he does that or other candidates do that, they will be unbelievably successful. That's going to be the conversation at the kitchen table."
“Instead, the United States' former president opened up with January six video, which is insane!” Kilmeade said with disbelief.
“[Trump] should be running from that, period. I don’t care his point of view; that is not a good thing for him.," Kilmeade chided. "I thought that was absolutely awful. Even though he is winning in the polls, that will not help.”
It was no coincidence that Trump held his rally during the thirty-year anniversary of the 51-day siege at the compound of religious cult Branch Davidian leader David Koresch, (self-proclaimed prophet), which ended in tragedy.
Early primary polls are meaningless, especially when candidates haven't officially entered the race.
Kilmeade is correct, though. Defending those who attacked the US Capitol and killed police officers will not help Trump reach normal people in this country. He lost by over 7 million votes in 2020, before the insurrection.
Fox and Friends is refusing to state the obvious. Trump is running his campaign based on his own narcissism, with a huge helping of QAnon, anti-government, Christian nationalist, homophobic, sovereign citizen psychos that make up his MAGA cult.
Rupert Murdoch is clearly no longer Team Trump. His NY Post also weighed in.
